Assembler I

Altek Electronics, Inc.•Torrington, CT

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Altek Electronics, a trusted source of electronic manufacturing services since 1972, is a comprehensive contract manufacturer serving a broad range of industries. We work with industry leaders supporting a complete product life cycle, from prototype through production and end of life. As a solutions provider with expertise in PCB layout and design, PCB assembly, and upper-level chassis, control panels, and cable & harness assembly, we manufacture products using LEAN manufacturing and Six Sigma principles. We use open communication to fulfill our mission of “Value through the eyes of the customer.” Delivering quality products on-time, Altek is certified to AS9100D, our operators are certified to IPC-610, IPC-620 and J-STD, we are ITAR compliant. We have multiple positions in different departments. Before Wave - 1st shift Mon - Fri 6:48 - 3:18 Prep - 1st shift Mon - Fri 7 - 3:30 Mechanical Assembly 1st shift Mon - Fri 7 - 3:30. see below for description of soldering needed for this position.

Requirements

Good eyesight and hand coordination
Good manual dexterity
Ability to read & understand assembly prints
Ability to work in a team environment with moderate supervision
Good attention to detail
HS diploma or equivalent required
Demonstrates correct understanding of routine aspects of work
Typically, up to 2 years of successful experience in area of responsibility and successful demonstration of the Essential Duties & Responsibilities as presented above
Applicants must be aware of ITAR restricted hiring practices and consult the latest ITAR regulations regarding restrictions that may apply.

Nice To Haves

IPC 610 or 620 certification is a plus. And/or ability to obtain and maintain such certification is required.

Responsibilities

Perform a wide variety of routine manufacturing functions in one or more of the following areas: Electronic or electro-mechanical assembly operations on assemblies or sub-assemblies
Set-up and calibration of circuits, components, instruments and mechanical assemblies
Manufacturing equipment operation
Labeling
Basic soldering, such as lap, thru-hole and hook
Loading racks with parts for the Surface Mount technology machine, and returning parts back to stock
Prepping or hand placing components
Wire prepping and assembly, and/or some cable assembly
May assist with rework on assemblies as a result of testing
Assists in resolving routine manufacturing related problems affecting daily operations
Performs simple, routine work within area of specialization
Selects appropriate processes from clearly documented travelers, rules, practices, or instruction
Seeks advice and guidance on non-routine or problem areas from Supervisor
Responsible for following established safety rules & 6S
Other duties may be assigned as necessary